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How to Overcome Dyslexia in 10 Steps

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So helpful I have been banging my head against the wall trying to help my daughter and she basically start crying the minute I start to ask her any math problem Even if I just gave her the answer Ex1 plus 1 equal 2 What's 1 plus 1? Crying
Comment from : @saxpoobielex7769

Too much talking Very generalized
Comment from : @alenab8461

I have dyslexia and could not read through primary school It was very hard , after getting a lot of help in high school my dyslexia wasn’t detected in my test and they said “wow that improvement is amazing” I still do well now and I don’t struggle, all the learning everything was extremely helpful please never think about giving up
Comment from : @Figurecharout

Thank you so much Kindly share the research statistics and proposed findings
Comment from : @gjlisa

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Comment from : @jonnteejonesjonesjones

Very informative ❤❤❤ eliminate adrenaline and build confidence Praise and motivation will give them the courage and enthusiasm towards learning So they will see learning as an excitement rather than a struggle In other words Positively and not negatively
Comment from : @RodreneLiverpool

Every child learn at a different pace don't make comparison with them
Comment from : @RodreneLiverpool

So true teachers must see results and helping children to overcome challenges
Comment from : @RodreneLiverpool

Jesus can help you in this problem
Comment from : @joylouisejohnson1200

Brilliant video Thank you for explaining things fluently and in an understandable manner Really appreciate this video and will check out your other videos Thanks again
Comment from : @izzygray7943

Guys you can not overcome dyslexia it will always be there jou can practice realy hard and still have no results (i have one of the most hars types of dyslexia)
Comment from : @arieslibrabff6138

My son is 16 year old with dyslexia & dysgraphia He broke down to me for the first time yesterday and told me he feels dumb He & I are feeling some stress as college and career paths are approaching
Comment from : @aprilrain9051

Teachers didn't know ANYTHING about dyslexia in the 60s and 70s they let kids fail in the system
Comment from : @tomsoltess6636

The best
Comment from : @varpaulsingh32

I am 17 years old and I am watching this on my own, and I feel very bad that my parents failed to recognize and even if they knew it they ignored it😢 plz help your kids or help yourself it's not to late
Comment from : @anniejosephkasibhatla7371

Thank you for this! I'm a teacher, and a mom, and I have been trying to instill this and my students and kids as well! Thank you so so much for really detailing how critical it is!
Comment from : @ayanaatthrivebewhole

Statically speaking, girls do better at school than boys I don't buy the notion that girls struggle more with dyslexia than boys
Comment from : @fastestoneliner

As an adult with dyslexia (undiagnosed at school 1970)brI can definitely relate to this I was so stressed , depressed and bullied at school Which affected my self esteem throughout my lifeI wish someone would have helped me with information ℹ️ Now I understand my dyslexia and love my life🙏❤️
Comment from : @christineblumke8493

Or maybe the problem is with the lazy adult who doesn’t want to discipline and is distracted by their devices and pacifies their kids with those same devices rather than interacting with their children And learning “disabilities” seems to overlook the efficacy of the school and teachers communicating information while putting all the responsibility on the child
Comment from : @ryanrussell3183

Although I think your first eight steps are important and helpful for ALL children, I am thankful that the two of my four children who had dyslexia were in a wonderful school system that directly addressed their specific reading disability with a special phonics program Although as you stated, being in a pull-out class was not good for them in other ways, it did help them catch up with their peers in reading skills before middle school I cannot over-stress the importance of hiring a tutor TRAINED in administering a dyslexia curriculum, or in insisting that you child receive a curriculum addressing dyslexia in school if you cannot afford a tutor
Comment from : @kindnessheals

Facinating
Comment from : @Davlavi

I dod all this Im 50 and back in colage after a 30 ish year addiction steaming from my childhood
Comment from : @sammydkickinitonaddiction182

I am 20 years old and i struggling with these problem i am trying to help myself please if any parents are watching the please help thm
Comment from : @aiva9756

As someone with dyslexia, the affects in your videos make it really difficult to focus on what you're saying I'm not sure if other neurodivergent folks agree, but I'm noticing it for myself brI'm not sure if this video is aimed at only 'parents' with dyslexia, but dyslexics are watching and I wish the video was made to be easy to watch and not just overwhelming brI thought I'd let you know because this is probably information you would want to know I mean the best and I'm sure you do too
Comment from : @songbirdwest5710

So how to help them at home!
Comment from : @audragraham2803

I'm 54 and I was diagnosed with autism and ADHD OCD and im pretty sure I have dyslexia I was diagnosed in first grade that with auditory and visual learning disabilities Life has been very hard for me and I needed help a long time ago and I still do need help I'm going through a lot and I have wanted a mentor I'm trying to get help now I don't know if I can get the help but I'm trying because I just want to do better for my I've never been able to go to college
Comment from : @jennifervieira99

These are all emotionally based What are the practical ideas in gelping with spelling?
Comment from : @mikeedwards1096

I’m an adult with dyslexia and dysgraphia Was only diagnosed 2 1/2 years ago I had zero help, and always thought there was something wrong with me Until recently recently I use a lot of work arounds speech to text etc I’m 30 and still feel stupid
Comment from : @loveobviously

Thanks for the information my son briliant but lose concentration,writes very slow at school is it dyslexia
Comment from : @SesiNdlovu-q4t

You’re doing such a good job with these videos, a god send Btw I’m not the parent, I’m the grown child with dyslexia educating myself
Comment from : @paulpapapietro6063

I wish I had this stuff when I was going to school back in the 90s and 2000s
Comment from : @nikolugo

This is so accurate My Daugher has the double whammy of dyslexia and adhd She struggles so hard with reading and spelling 😢 but she is so brilliant with art and imagination ❤ love that little angel
Comment from : @Myster-Man-Channel

I'm 57, mildly dyslexic and have dyscalcular Reading is my main achilles heel, having an astigmatism doesn't help either Unfortunatley neither my parents of I had this kind of help or understanding It's encouraging that there is more understanding and tools to help teachers and parents I've whatched a couple of your vidoes - thank you
Comment from : @michaelbutterworthphotographer

Wonderful👌🏻
Comment from : @SanaJoudi

Do you tell your child they have dyslexia? Could they use knowing as an excuse to resist doing homework?
Comment from : @MU-ix4ei

Spelling
Comment from : @euniteach1302

Thanks, as a mother living in Iran, I am so thankfull of your video
Comment from : @golnazazhdari7571

You do not overcome this (dis)ability I use it as a wonderful ability
Comment from : @gerry0543

I told my teacher and she send me for English class 😂😂😂
Comment from : @ShraddhaGrg

What a beautiful videoAll important aspects discussed showing that Dyslexia is not just Reading and Writing Also Dyslexia is a gift if the potentials are tapped rightly
Comment from : @hutoshibana6285

The problem is that schools are already set up for girls anyway and girl don't have to be smart boys do or they will live in poverty girl will be taking care of and you just said boy get dyslexia way more we should be helping boys girl have thing in place so they are not homeless or and be taking care of by the government and by men women won't take care of men !
Comment from : @Bob-o-h4k

Dear, thank you so much for this video, it is really, really helpful!
Comment from : @jovanadjordjevic5039

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Comment from : @ptr-du6gm

Thanks a lot for sharing!!
Comment from : @Concepts00

I am From India & also dislexic Recently came to know about my problem which i faced all over in my life Let me thanks you for all details But perosn like me who is dislexic & studied till 4th std in vernacular language English is alsways challenge But let me tell u after watching so many videos on Utube yours pronunciation is easily understandable Will request u to make videos same videos in light & Easy Slow English so countries like India can also Educate on this Killer disease Dislexiya
Comment from : @nitiinghodke5278

hello ls how can i help my child with lds as a teacher
Comment from : @dagimdagne9508

Happy feeling, good nutrition, and going to bed on time are all good advice but none will help dyslexia I was looking for real techniques and solutions you presented the idea of a reading program, which one? The best one is " DI Reading Mastery" Your video was a lot of talk about self esteem but real solutions need to be presented that is the root of self confidence not happy thoughts Sorry my opinion waist of time watching this presentation
Comment from : @eldonjanzen9822

Some of the people had these issues but didn't diagnosed at that time Really dangerous nd sad
Comment from : @RajeshKumar-ri3hl

I need your help please
Comment from : @paulaaaron7639

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Comment from : @paulaaaron7639

Your videos would have to be THE BEST video for homeschooling parents on learning disabilities 😮😮😮 you bring it all together!!!
Comment from : @PropheticSoakingwithSarahJER

MorningbrI print your work on email and they are very helpfulI agree with you most parents we struggle to help our kids because we dnt see the emotional sideThank you for making me realise this early to help my sonGod bless you
Comment from : @salomemahlako1252

Good video, but the clicks with the subtitles drive me nuts!
Comment from : @TJBandmore

Thank very much mambrFrom srilanka 😢
Comment from : @usamasham2434

Thank you so much for this wonderful video, you've saved my homeschool from so much pain!
Comment from : @mrsb5842

Wish my parents had this information 30 years ago when I was diagnosed I did have teachers pick on me because I couldn't learn like the others and was often made to feel stupid No one really knew how to help me, so I never received any help and just had to do the best I could Thanks for the video
Comment from : @mljezierski